Ponyboy Curtis

Pony Boy Curtis is the youngest member of the oil industry and he tells stories. Pony Boy understands his motivation and personality and explains the event with a young voice in slang. Although only 14 years old, he understands how the social group functions and the role each team member plays. He believes that Two-Bit is a wise result, Darry is a natural leader, and Dally is a dangerous food.

Pony boy does not like the Soc we see through his subjective view. The distorted effect of hatred and collective competition does not make his story more objective. Pony boy is young enough to change thinking, but in the novel he realized that Socs is a problem like lubricant. He also saw that Socs is similar to lubricant in some respects.

Ponyboy has a literary tendency, Hinton showed that poverty does not necessarily imply rude or lack of culture, and that gang members are not necessarily criminals. The poor master Pip of Ponyboy and Robert Dickens cited Robert Frost's poem "No gold stay stay" together and introduced Johnny to the southern epic of Margaret Mitchell Floating "The gentleman of the south" This understanding of the main character of literature By, Pony Boy is seeing herself as both character and narrator. He talks about the work of the story of the speaker and the role of character growth and change as a result of these events. This novel is more than just a gang competition, this is a description of Ponyboy's development.

This story tells the story of young Pony Boy Curtis in the life of a group of outsiders known as "Greasers" in Oklahoma City. Ponyboy lives with his brother Darrel (Darry) and Sodapop. Curtis' parents died in a car accident, Darrell looked after his family. After the novel was held, Pony Boy was walking home from the movie. He was a wealthy kid in the city and was stopped by a group of "Socs" who had a unique oil hatred. Some of the brothers of Pony Boy and his friends rescued him from the beating. Daly yelled at the pony boy because he went to see the movie alone. The reader soon understood the dangers of the lives of these boys and the tension between Ponyboy and Darry.

Pony Boy Curtis, or Pony is the narrator of S.E. Hinton's novel 'Outsider'. Pony is a 14 year old Darry and Sodapop Curtis brothers. After his parents died in a car accident, his 20 - year - old brother Dali had raised a pony. Ponyboy is younger than other Greasers, and his age is also small. However, he has a decent physique that can work in a fair fight. Pony boy has light brown, almost red hair and gray green eyes. Like other greases, the hair of a pony boy is very long. It is squared back and it is very long before and beside. Usually he wears a Greaser uniform: blue jeans, T shirt, leather jacket, sneakers or boots, and cigarettes in his hands.

The narrator of The Outsiders is Ponyboy Curtis. Ponyboy is a 14 year old girl who has long hair and grayish green eyes and is a member of a gang called grease. Pony boy explained that grease is poorer and rough than their rival sok (society), which is a highly advanced people who likes to fly grease. The gang of the pony boy was called grease. Grease is as tense as a family member. Pony Boy returned home from the movie and did not do anything other than Paul Newman. Pony Boy said he likes going to the movies alone because he likes to get lost in the story. Pony boy parents were murdered in a car accident and his two brothers were his guardians. Ponyboy has two brothers, Sodapop Curtis and Darry Curtis. Sodapop is 16 years old, very handsome, like Ponyboy's father. Because Sodapop is trying to understand him, Ponyboy likes Sodapop more than his parents than anyone else.